The 150-mile trail opens in Cornwall in the fall, along the most beautiful stretch of the British coast and past places such as St. Michael’s Mount and Lands End.
Located in the southwest of the United Kingdom Cornwall Famous for its beautiful, rugged beaches and beautiful fishing villages and seaside resorts. Thanks to the mild climate you will find tropical plants there. In summer it is a popular holiday destination among British and foreigners.
With the new cycle path West Kerno WayScheduled to open in September, you will skip the crowd and pass some of the lesser known places in the county.
The route starts and ends at Benzans and is about 150 miles long. You will cycle along the beautiful coastline for four days past monuments from the Bronze Age and the remnants of Cornwall’s industrial past. Cycling UK Has mapped the route and selected quiet bridges, country roads and side roads.
Sophie Gordon of the UK Cycling: ‘The great advantage of cycling off the main roads in West Kerno Way is that you can stay away from crowds and visit the little unknown gems in Cornwall without filling the roads in Cornwall.’ Due to the pleasant weather, Cornwall is also a great place to cycle outside during the summer months, which is why the trail opens in September after the summer rush.
Some of the highlights of this route are the very western point on the British landscape The end of the land Very southeast Lizard point. You will come too St. Michael’s Mount: A palace built on an island on the beach, you can walk on low waves, which is reminiscent of Mont Saint-Michel in France. In Podlock You can visit the former mining buildings built against the steep cliffs where parts of the Boldark series were filmed.
More history can be found here Men-a-toll There are three upright stones 3,500 years old from the Bronze Age, the purpose of which is not yet known. Built in the fourteenth century Corn Priya Castle Nowadays a restaurant is established. This is a final highlight Open-air theater Minogue It is a beautiful place in the Atlantic Ocean.
In recent years cycling UK has introduced a new cycling every year. That is in 2020 King Alfred Way. The website says the route, 350 kilometers south of the UK, goes through ‘10,000 years of history ‘. You will pass Stonehenge, Avebury Stone Circle, Bornham Castle and Winchester and Salisbury Cathedrals. In 2019, it will be 1300 km long Great northern route, Launched from the Supreme District to Cape Anger or John O’Groats and in 2018 North Towns Way It runs 150 miles from Farham in Surrey to Dover in Kendall. A route in Norfolk and a route in Kent are planned for the coming years.
In the southwest of the United Kingdom, Cornwall is known for its beautiful, rugged beaches and beautiful fishing villages and seaside resorts. Thanks to the mild climate you will find tropical plants there. A popular summer vacation area with British and foreigners, the new West Kerno Way Bicycle Trail is scheduled to open in September, allowing you to avoid crowds and skip some of the lesser known places in the county. Ends in Benson and is approximately 150 miles long. You will cycle along the beautiful coastline for four days past monuments from the Bronze Age and the remnants of Cornwall’s industrial past. Cycling UK has found this way and chosen quiet bridges, country roads and side roads. Sophie Gordon of the UK Cycling: ‘The great advantage of cycling off the main roads in West Kerno Way is that you can stay away from crowds and visit the little unknown gems in Cornwall without filling the roads in Cornwall.’ Due to the pleasant weather, Cornwall is also a great place to cycle outside during the summer months, which is why the trail opens in September after the summer rush. Some of the highlights of this route include the western direction of the British mainland Lands End and the Lizard Point to the south. You will also pass Mount St. Michael: a castle built on an island on the beach, you can walk on low waves, which is reminiscent of Mount St. Michael in France. In the town of Pottalag, you can visit the former mining buildings built against the steep cliffs where parts of the Boldark series were filmed. Further history can be found in the Man-on-Doll, where three stones dating back 3,500 years from the Bronze Age stand, the purpose of which is not yet known. Built in the fourteenth century, Corn Priya Castle is now home to a restaurant. The final highlight is the open-air theater Minogue, located in a beautiful location on the Atlantic Ocean. Cycling The UK has introduced a new cycle every year in recent years. In 2020 it will be King Alfred Way. The website says the route, 350 kilometers south of the UK, goes through ‘10,000 years of history ‘. You will pass Stonehenge, Avery Stone Circle, Bornham Castle and Winchester and Salisbury Cathedrals. In 2019, the 1,300-kilometer Great North Trail was launched from Peak County to John O’Groats’ Cape Wrath, and in 2018 the 150-mile North Townsway from Farham in Surrey to Dover in Kendall. A route in Norfolk and a route in Kent are planned for the coming years.
